FanHaus.co's Penn State 'White Out' Flight Packages Sell Out
Sports & Concert hospitality company FanHaus.co announced that its private charter flights with helicopter transfers from Manhattan to Penn State's 'White Out' game sold out almost instantly.
HAPPY VALLEY, PA – FanHaus.co, a company specializing in sports and concert experiences, announced that its private charter flight packages from Manhattan to Penn State's annual 'White Out' football game sold out almost instantly.
The startup, FanHaus.co, aims to enhance fan experiences by offering travel packages and sponsorship opportunities, sharing up to 50% of revenue with athletic departments and concert tours. Co-founder Tim Hayes described the demand, stating, "We sold out 3 planes in 3 hours at $999 per person."
Hayes drew parallels to events like the Masters at Augusta National and the U.S. Open, emphasizing that "people want more than a tent and a folding table." FanHaus.co focuses on creating premium "affordable luxury experiences" that also generate revenue for their clients.
The company is also extending its services to concert tours, planning pre-show "mini-festivals" featuring food, activations, and exclusive merchandise. FanHaus.co seeks to transform sports events and concerts into all-day experiences. Hayes also highlighted the company's focus on sober experiential spaces reaching large audiences.
FanHaus.co is also addressing logistical challenges at large-scale events. The Penn State 'White Out' game drew over 114,000 attendees to a region with limited hotel accommodations. The company successfully transported its patrons back to New York City faster than some were able to exit the parking lot.